Eircom.net survey - Speak your mind

Dangger · 13-07-2002 12:34pm #1

Eircom.net in association with Monitrack Research are conducting an independent survey to learn more about users and what they want from the eircom.net site and from the Internet generally.

If you can get as far as question 23, you will have the opportunity to comment on what products and services you would like Eircom to offer in the future......HINT HINT!

The url for the survey is http://www.e-survey.dk/monitrack/qweb.cgi?SAMTGH

You're entered into a draw for an X-Box for taking part in it too.

SkepticOne · 13-07-2002 12:35pm

Originally posted by Dangger
Your entered into a draw for an X-Box for taking part in it too.

Which you can't use in Ireland for mult-player gaming.

BoneCollector · 13-07-2002 1:56pm

It does`nt as very hard hitting questions, i would think this is just another one of those email collection suveys that promote other peoples products.. (expect SPAM)

I suggest at the end of the survey where it asks which prducts you would like to see we all enter

1)Cheap flat rate dial up

favorite websites

www.boards.ie/irelandoffline
www.irelandoffline.org

aidan_dunne · 13-07-2002 2:03pm

Yep, I saw the banner at the top of the Eircom.net homepage yesterday evening and filled out the survey, of course telling them we need flat-rate and putting www.irelandoffline.org as my favorite website!

I was actually going to post a message about it here this afternoon but David beat me to it.

So, go on folks, fill out the survey and let's show Eircom that there is a demand and a market for flat-rate, despite what they might think.

Winters · 13-07-2002 2:10pm

Humm... just finished it. All i can hope is that I dont get an XBox.. i dont want one.

aidan_dunne · 13-07-2002 2:19pm

Originally posted by Winters
All i can hope is that I dont get an XBox.. i dont want one.

Well, you could always flog it and use the money to pay some of your phone bill next month! God knows you could probably use every penny you could get to pay that off.

Or, even better, use the money towards getting yourself one of those fancy "flat-rate" super-dooper whoop-de-doo Eircom I-Stream thingies! Oh, I forgot, you'd need to flog a couple of dozen XBox's to get one of those!

Hannibal_12 · 13-07-2002 3:22pm

I put down affordable broadband as a product I woudl like to see.

Tellox · 13-07-2002 3:26pm

product I would like to see;
Cheap flat-rate dial-up 56k access/the same access as a user living in a non-monopolised country.

Winters · 13-07-2002 4:17pm

Originally posted by aidan_dunne

Well, you could always flog it and use the money to pay some of your phone bill next month! God knows you could probably use every penny you could get to pay that off.

Or, even better, use the money towards getting yourself one of those fancy "flat-rate" super-dooper whoop-de-doo Eircom I-Stream thingies! Oh, I forgot, you'd need to flog a couple of dozen XBox's to get one of those!

Ah well.. im still one of the few running off NoLimits

I also put affordable broadband as a product aswell in the box... I would like to have broadband (Without CAP for a good price) then flat-rate 56k

Trojan · 13-07-2002 4:47pm

completed.

Al.

dahamsta · 13-07-2002 4:56pm

I put down "nationwide broadband coverage", so I reckon that's covered the bases.

adam

phaxx · 13-07-2002 5:34pm

Just wondering, what relevance does the grocery shopping bit have? Are they going to team up with tesco or something based on the results of this?

NORTH1 · 13-07-2002 6:53pm

same as above.

stormkeeper · 13-07-2002 7:20pm

Completed

What products or services would you like to see offered on
eircom.net?

Affordable/Cheap Flat-Rate 56k Dialup and ISDN, like everyone else in the EU and the World. - Heheh... That'll show them :cool:

Fave Website: www.irelandoffline.org

gurramok · 14-07-2002 10:49am

done

www.e-survey.dk ???
Is is too expensive/awkward to have .ie host ?...LOL

The_Bullman · 14-07-2002 11:02am

affordable countrywide broadband-NOT ISDN

Lemming · 14-07-2002 12:25pm

1. Affordable, uncapped, broadband services (ie. aDSL) ** just in case Eir-Coma get confused, believe their own marketing crap and think that ISDN is really broadband

2. Flat-Rate 56k Dial-Up services

As for the questionnaire .... "how often do yuo use the following 'anchor-channels' of eircom.net" .......

NEVER!!!

(I don't use Eir-ComA.net)